www.tomhess.net Neo-classical virtuoso shredder and master guitar teacher Tom Hess. Check out his amazing music! http www.tomhess.net

Ready’n Able (Jimmy Smith) From Album “Gipsy Guitar Master” Musicians: Guitar: Stochelo Rosenberg Guitar: Mozes Rosenberg Contrabass: Sani Van Mullem More info: www.hotjazz.cz

Luigi Tessarollo Gave a 3 day master class at the Euro institute of music Hamrun.

THE Great JUAN SERRANO dazzles in this Preview from the SOUNDBOARD TV #34 DVD.

See Mimi Fox, one of today’s top jazz guitarists, perform her version of When The Saints Go Marching In. This is from a special promotional DVD the record label has sent around.

Label Site: www.burnsiderecords.com My Space www.myspace.com Terry Robb is that rare talent, a musicians musician and an enormously popular performer. Considered one of the top acoustic blues guitarists on the West Coast, Terry Robb is also an inventive and ever-evolving American primitive master. As an heir to the late, great John Faheys musical legacy, Robb is an established icon in a pantheon that includes Robbie Basho, Leo Kottke, Peter Lang, John Renbourn, and Stefan Grossman. More at www.burnsiderecords.com

I’m playing along to the middle section of “Metallica – Master of Puppets”, including the solos. At the time I recorded this video, I didn’t have the tremolo bar for the Floyd Rose system, so I used pinch harmonics and bends for the squealie part of the solo. (I have since acquired a new tremolo bar.) I have received many comments about the first part of the interlude being played “too high”. People making such comments don’t realize that this part is a dual guitar harmony. James and Kirk each play a separate melody (one high and one low) to produce a very nice harmony. On the studio album, the high part of the harmony is much lower in the mix, hence the reason it sounds a bit strange when I play it in this video. However, if you listen to any live version of the song you will clearly hear this. If you still don’t believe me, I have cut out a small audio clip of their performance with the SF orchestra and isolated Kirk’s harmony part. Check out the link and hear it for yourself: www.box.net (Note: They have tuned down for this performance–it’s not in E standard) Audio was directly recorded to my computer using output from a Line 6 POD. Guitar is an ESP KH-2. Enjoy! For information on my playing, gear, recording method, and some of the tabs I’ve written for my videos, please visit my website: www.killrbuckeye.com

♫ Guitar Master Series: Vince Lauria – Desert Wind iTunes: www.itunes.com Amazon: www.amazon.com Vince Lauria | www.vincelauria.com VinceLauria has collaborated with notable artists such as Denny Laine (The Moody Blues, Wings), Hall of Fame recording artist Dave Marks (The Beach Boys), Duncan Faure (Rabbitt, Trevor Rabin, Madonna), film composer and Academy Award nominee John Debney (Sin City, The Passion of the Christ), award-winning film composer Jeffrey Gold (Pigweed Philosopher), TV composer Dan Ferguson (Toto, Steely Dan, Cher), Emmy award winner Jimmy Danelli (Winnie the Pooh, Disney), actor Mark McClure (Apollo 13, Superman, Back to the Future), Academy Award winner Timothy Hutton (The Falcon and The Snowman, Ordinary People), Jazz great Richie Cole, Donnie Vie (Enuff Z’nuff), Jake E. Lee (Badlands, Ozzy Osbourne, Sarah Thiele), and Vinnie Castaldo (Phil Collins, The Killers). In film and television he has composed and performed the Clio Award-winning melody for the “Made In The Shade” jeans commercial working with Len Kovner at Davlen Sound Studios (1978-1982). He recently scored music for director and producer Don Barnhart (Saved by the Bell, Benson) on a TV pilot starring Daniel Baldwin and Terasa Livingstone. Vince Lauria is Winner of the Gold Medal for Best Impact of Music in a Documentary (Audience Favorite) at the 2008 Park City Film Music Festival (PCFMF) for the feature-length documentary, Man of a Thousand Faces, executive produced by actor James Hong …